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Consultants present wastewater-rate study; council to receive separate water study later
Summary
Consultants from the FCS Group presented the wastewater portion of a rate study and said the water and wastewater projects were separated for clarity. The council heard the wastewater presentation introduction and will consider consultant findings in a later discussion.
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Consultants from the FCS Group introduced the wastewater-rate study and presented it separately from the water-rate work. Staff explained that the two studies were initially combined but were split to allow the council to consider the wastewater study on its own.
Why it matters: Rate studies guide utility billing and capital planning for water and wastewater services and can lead to changes in rates or service charges. The consultants said the split will let the council review wastewater recommendations independently before returning to water-rate work.
Council process: The presentation was introductory; the transcript records consultants Angie Sanchez and Chase (Chase Bozent/Bozn et) introducing the wastewater study and staff noting the separation of water and wastewater projects. No formal action or vote on rates occurred during the recorded portion. The council will receive the full study presentation and will have the opportunity for questions and potential future rate-related decisions.

